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How do I stop Dreamweaver from putting dependent files? [duplicate]

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Dreamweaver Keeps Getting Dependent Files

I'm using Dreamweaver (CS5) to manage files on a webserver. I have it set so that when I save a file (locally or not) it uploads to the server.

The problem is that when I save/upload a file that links to other files (images, js, css, etc) those files have to upload (or at least check to make sure they are the same) as well.

This becomes an big issue when I'm editing a CSS file with 2000 lines of code and links to hundreds of images.

Is there a way to prevent dreamweaver from uploading everything?

Is there a better Rich text-editor/FTP client for windows

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sandyhacker Avatar asked Aug 02 '11 19:08

sandyhacker


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2 Answers

Go to: >Edit on the main toolbar, >Preferences, >Site

Site

Then Select "Prompt on put/check in"

Once you save / put you will get this dialog box:

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Select "No" for the "Put dependent files" Select "Don't show me this message again"

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Fergus Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 04:10

Fergus


Go to Edit -> Preferences -> Site

Then uncheck "Prompt on put/check in".

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James Allardice Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 06:10

James Allardice